Mac app that watches which apps you use and reports where focus breaks, with the analysis running on-device.
10x tracks application usage on a Mac and works out when you were actually in deep work versus switching context, using on-device models so the activity log does not leave the machine. It produces daily session summaries, a focus tier for each stretch of work, a count of context switches, and coaching notes drawn from your own patterns — the marketing examples cite figures like 18% fewer switches week over week and a 25% focus gain from earlier starts. The maker is tenexai, LLC. The app is free while in early access, with no future price announced.
Free while in early access; no future pricing has been announced, so the cost after that period is unknown.
Use tool ↗Keeping the analysis on-device is the right call for a tool whose raw material is a minute-by-minute log of everything you open, and it is the main reason to pick this over a cloud tracker. Early access means free today and an unknown bill later, which is fine for a personal tool and awkward for a team standardising on it.
Watch out: Free while in early access is a temporary state — budget for an unannounced price before making it part of a routine.
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